Securing Access to Climate Change Technologies: Answers and Questions

Abbe Brown

Securing Access to Climate Change Technologies: Answers and Questions

Abbe Brown

School of Law

Research output: Working paper

Abstract

Analysis of the impact of intellectual property on access to climate change technologies; the relevance of international regimes relating to climate change and human rights; and the place of other principles in enabling wider access to essential technologies. Part of a wider project, ‘Obtaining, protecting and using essential environmental technologies: a holistic analysis,’ funded by the British Academy.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Edinburgh, School of Law, Working Papers
Number of pages	34
Volume	2010/21
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

Intellectual property
patents
copyright
WIPO
TRIPS
ACTA
UNFCC
United Nations
Kyoto Protocol
climate change technology

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Securing Access to Climate Change Technologies
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Obtaining, Protecting and Using Essential Environmental Technologies: A Holistic Analysis
Brown, A.
Learned Societies
1/02/10 → 1/10/11
Project: Research
AHRC/SCRIPT: AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law
Laurie, G., Craufurd-Smith, R., Guadamuz, A., MacQueen, H., Schafer, B. & Waelde, C.
AHRC
1/04/07 → 30/06/12
Project: Research

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Securing access to climate change technologies: Insights from the intellectual property/human rights interface
Brown, A., 2009.
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Obtaining, Protecting and Using Essential Environmental Technologies: A Holistic Analysis

AHRC/SCRIPT: AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law

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Securing access to climate change technologies: Insights from the intellectual property/human rights interface

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